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June 1, 1999GliaOpen Access

Signal transduction pathways induced by GM-CSF in microglia: Significance in the control of proliferation

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SLStephanie M. LivaJohnson & Johnson (United States)MKM.A. KahnMount Sinai Medical CenterJDJoel M. DoppUniversity of California, Los Angeles

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